Council OKs Land Buy For Cemetery Growth
Logan council approved purchasing about four and a half acres to expand Oak Grove Cemetery and guarantee access to a nearby proposed water reservoir. An ordinance funded land acquisition and a Kelch land purchase, plus a police cruiser contract under suspension of rules. A storm sewer for E Hunter Street was proposed, cost about 2900, referred to sewers committee. An assessing board for Vine Street water line, and plans for a new water main were authorized. A cleanup week re-study and garbage franchise review were urged as well.
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Logan — Council
Oak Grove
Contingencies Fund
Russell V. Kelch
Vine St. Water Line
Paul Hunsaker Jr
Harold Larimer Jr
Charles Dalton
Walnut
Market Sts
General Water Works
E. Hunter St
E. M. Rutgers
Walnut St
Zanesville Ave
Orchard St
Hunter St
Goose Creek
Sewers Committee
Rolland Schorr
Schorr
Glenwood Drive
Betty Ave
Fourth Sts
Committees Named For Thursday Show
Hocking Garden Club announces committees for the Thursday flower show in the auditorium. Registration begins at 10 a.m. Karl Hartmann is general chairman. Other committees include Flower show Hartmann Mills Philips Jacoby Martin. Registration Stump Nixon Fitzgerald. Publicity Potts. hostesses Kellermann Lowrie. Educational Wood. Specimen Disbennett Prey Lehman Lehman.
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Willard Mills
Joseph Phillips
Everett Jacoby
Elsie Martin
Veron Stump
Burr Nixon
R. J. Fitzgerald
Amos Potts
Marguerite Kellermann
Josephine Lowrie
William Wood
Clyde Disbennett
Arthur Prey
Orlandeth Lehman
Seber Lehman
Logan Kiwanis Honors Logan High Students at Banquet
Kiwanis Club honored Logan High School senior honor students Carole Orndoff Larry Bainter Karen Poling Judy Freeman Peggy Doering and Sharon Walsh and scholarship team members in a Tuesday night ceremony in the school cafeteria Dr William B Edwards Perry County native and Lakewood schools superintendent spoke as part of the annual Scholarship Recognition Banquet Guests included Harold Drake Harley Ellinger J R Hankison and Judge Vaughn Collins Dean Collison chaired the event
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Kiwanis Club
William B. Edwards
Perry County
Carole Orndoff
Larry Bainter
Karen Poling
Judy Freeman
Peggy Doering
Sharon Walsh
Ronnie Crawford
Patty Mason
Frank Tipton
Robert Eaton
Robert Hewitt
Robert Taylor
Thomas Blume
Michael Canty
Melissa Horwell
David Schottke
Larry Wood
Thomas Brown
Terry Burns
Craig Lappen
Curtis Hilton
Jerry Gerken
Robert Kuhn
Edward Rutter
Thomas Stimson
Paula Galvin
Vicki Orndoff
Suzanne Schultz
Dorothy Baker
Esther Hedges
James Johnson
Linda Coakley
Susan Wolfe
Elizabeth Allison
Kathleen Mundy
Martha Voris
Dean Collison
Harold Drake
Harley Ellinger
J. R. Hankison
Vaughn Collins
Logan Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Events
A schedule from Logan lists events for April 26 and 27 including Starlight Club hosting a social at Mrs. Ewald Schmitter home and Emblem Club officer elections, Hocking Valley Hospital Twig 2 at Mrs. Robert Say ers home, YWCA activities, D of A club gathering, Venus Circle CES dinner, Venus Chapter 76 CES meeting, a Mother-Daughter banquet by WSCS, a courthouse show with entry deadline, and Karl Hartmann as general chairman.
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Starlight Club
Ewald Schmitter
Clarence Thompson
Emblem Club
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Sayers
Warner Ave
YWCA
Venus Circle
Masonic Dining Room
Otto Lyke
Branche Gibson
Masonic Temple
WSCS
Methodist Church
Hocking Garden Club
Courthouse Auditorium
Karl Hartmann
Logan Woman Invited to 1961 Spring Workshop and Tea
Mrs Ruth D Nixon of 236 W Hunter St Logan has been invited to represent Hocking County at the 1961 Spring Workshop and Tea of Chi Omega Library on May 6 in Columbus at the Governor's Mansion. County chairmen and co chairmen and their guests will attend. Mrs Nixon will be joined by Mrs Ruth Schmidt and Mrs Anne Myers of Logan as guests.
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Logan
Ruth D. Nixon
W. Hunter St
Hocking County
Chioana Library
Columbus
Governor’s Mansion
Michael DiSalle
Nixon
Ruth Schmidt
Anne Myers
Miss Hart Dies At 74 in South Bloomingville
Amanda A. Hart 74, lifelong resident of near South Bloomingville, died Tuesday at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Survived by daughter Louise Hart, sister in law Mary Hart, sister Mrs. Jesse Kitchen, brother Elza Hart. Services at Otterbein Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call Heinlein Funeral Home.
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Absalom and
Billa Reed Hart
Mary Hart
Louise Hart
South Bloomingville
Jesse Kitchen
Elza Hart
Logan
Otterbein Church
Willard Appleman
Heinlein Funeral Home
Port Royal The Wickedest City in the World
During the piracy era Port Royal Jamaica earned the nickname the wickedest city in the world as its waterfront boasted wealth and lawless excess. The bustling harbor drew buccaneers traders and settlers shaping a legendary colonial frontier.
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Port Royal
Jamaica
Season Opens as 50 Couples Attend Logan Tee Off
About fifty couples attended the opening party at Hocking Hills Country Club Saturday night to launch the club's social season. The event featured a cocktail hour buffet supper and dancing with music by the Rotary Philharmonic boys.
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Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Rotary Philharmonic Boys
Colubria River Drainage Covers Vast 259000 Square Miles
A description notes the Columbia River and its tributaries drain about 259 thousand square miles. The statement outlines the river system’s extensive watershed and geographical scope.
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Coluribia River
Eleven Indicted By Hocking County Jury
The Hocking County grand jury returned eleven indictments after a one day session, reviewing 19 cases and hearing 13 witnesses. Defendants include Amos Canter Jr and Ralph Clark for failure to provide, Donald Mossman for armed robbery, and Margaret Quilling and Raymond Hedges for breaking and entering. Quilling Mossman and Hedges had pleaded guilty and were sentenced. The panel, led by foreman Kessler, listed members such as Jones Prater Swackhammer and Shatz.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Amos Canter Jr
Ralph Clark
Donald Mossman
Margaret Quilling
Raymond Hedges
Quilling
Mossman
Hedges
Charles Tolliver
William W. Dietzel
Norman Beck
Grand Jury
Francis Hedges
Herbert Lowery
Harold Sheets
Floyd Tennihill Jr
David Colliton
Donald van Fossen
Robert Coe
F. H. Jones
Ada Prater
Charles Swackhammer
Elsie Bell
Merle Karshner
Ruth Shatz
Levi Wade
Morris Dupler
George Smith
Max Collins
James Acker
Lawrence Kessler
Louise Manton
Carl Brown
Rugg Brandt
Kessler
Foreman
Marriage License for James E. Dorris and Bonnie Belle Jackson
James E. Dorris 27 a machinist from Union Furnace and Bonnie Belle Jackson 25 a factory worker from Logan obtained a marriage license.
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James E. Dorris
Union Furnace
Bonnie Belle Jackson
Logan
Fisherman Fined for Violation of Game Laws
Ted Kollister, 20, Logan, arraigned in Hocking County Court for fishing without a license in the Hocking River. He pleaded guilty, was fined 15 dollars and costs, with the fine suspended by Judge Vaughn Collins. Marvin Nugester, county game protector, filed the charge. Samuel Jenkins, 32, Columbus, forfeited a 19 dollar appearance bond after being cited for fishing in Lake Logan with three units of rod and line.
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Logan
Ted Kollister
Hocking
Kollister
Hocking River
Vaughn Collins
Marvin Nuhgester
Hocking County
Samuel Jenkins
Columbus
Nuhgester
Lake Logan
Building Break-In Stolen Soft Drinks Reported
Police investigated a Tuesday morning break in at a rear building behind 566 Henrietta Ave where four cases of soft drinks were stolen. The property is owned by Woodrow Nutter and a large door was pried off, according to Noel Burcham, a soft drink distributor.
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Logan
Noel Burcham
Woodrow Nutter
Henrietta Ave
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